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This Lottery fi only 5,0 0 Numberi Worn No. Ito 5,000 ifielusive), tour Ticl - efs of a Number, so that the Puicliaser . of a Single Ticket will gatti a Prize .1 : : By Iwo "f iekets of the siTe Number, 1 A Prize of - - - - - - - ‘4 0 , 1 0 0 • By three Tickets of the same Number, A Prizeof - - - - - - - £60,000 By four Tickets. of the same Number, A Prize of - - - .- - - - - - Zgo,oo* And all other. Prizes in the same Proportion. CAPITAL PRILES. 4 - - - - • -01 - - - - ,C20,00l 4 -of - 4:5,00a 18. - Q t* 4 _ ' o f - zoco 112 -- of - sca &C. Ste. &C. AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. In ONE DAY, the 2.4,11 NEXT MONTH; The S FATE LOTTERY will Begin and Finish. Only '5,010 Numbers, and zuo,cool. Prize Money. ORNSBY and Co. take the 'liberty of realm 1j 1i inendini; an early Purchase of Tickers and Shares. on account of the great demand they daily exiyerience, 3nd hope to supply their hriends with a,lar,:e share of the Said 203, , ,05i. k'rtze Money. Oiders from any pint of the 'Globe executed no the same term; as if present, at either of their old established State Lottery Offices, 26, Coll - thin, or St. Nlargaree s s4l ill. Born tkiB67 and MA Capital Vrizes shared by Hornsby and Co. 03 ,544 - - - - 8,83$ ,C 5,000 10 • 2 94 - 2c,„00 8,7 1 6 -- - 5,09 0 1 9.5 , 4 - - 20,000 19,57. - S. °° 2,279 - 0,000 t7 , rz7 4 , `" . 1 33 - 10,000 3,536 -- - 2 , 000 Beveral of t cool. cool. v,cl. soh &C. `Besides ONE MILL 10-N STERLING in flit - tiler Lotteries. STATE LOTTERY, To be drawn in Unr.Da } s zoth of OCTOBER, SCHENIE. 4 - - ' - Czo , so - - are - - ,C 30,0n0 4 - - - - - 3- _ _l,OOO • - - - - • - 8,040 ,z - _ - _I,000 =4 -- . - s ou ---- - - - 6,r 00 Jo° 3 6 - - .. - - - So 4,920 - -------- - - - 1 5 • •- " - • - 73,833 tthooe. Tickets HIS LOTTERY consists of only 5;000 Num, bers Sono inclusive); - but there are Four Tickets of each Number, wli ., ch will be severally entitled to lvhatever Prileis a'g,.iti:ft such Number; for instance, it No, should be dawn a P,ltze of zo,oo 1. the Four Tic ke.s of LILA Number will each be entitled to zo,oool. malt. ng, in the whole, 13, -, .0,01.; so that if any person should purchase more Or one Picket of the same Number, and Tiliit Nuttibrr prove fortunate, he may gain, • By "Iwo Tickets of the saute Number, A Prize of ,C4osoaa By Three l'iLkets of the same Number, A Prize of ,COo,OOO tty Four Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - _ _ 8.000 Aral all other Prize s i n t h e same proportion, 'TICK L'FS and Si - lakii.S are on Sale at all the Wricels• ,C Zoo,ooe MARINE RESIDENCE - AND ESTATE, -RAMP ' TO BE SOLD,BY AUCTION, In Odober next, unless previously Disposed of by Private -• ' Contract, THE ESTATE and HOUSE, call e d ROOK c LI F F, in the .Parish or, Nltltord, near Lymington.— The House is siiii,tred in a Paddock at 2o Acres, partly sur 10unded by Plantations and commands most - beautiful views of the Isle of Wight, Needles and surrounding Country.: It consists of a Drav, ruon -, Dining-room, and Library, with suitable Chambers, and Servants' Offices. -.The Estate eon tAins,about zso Acres of A rabie-and Pasture Land, in a ring fence, to get h er with - the Manors, or tenured i\lanorspt,iNll- ford B arnes, and rvionfagu, and is entitled to exten 3ive Forest, and Common kights. The is re deemed, and the Estate - free-of great-Tithes, except about.2a Acres. About lc° Acres are let on an old lease, ,whicn 3 5 tire reinaiicier is in hand. :I'llere are a good rcen _h6i .ise ; h e -house, Csiach-houses, Ear tn i t ; 1 , I , 3ar n, s OK-'sheds, and all necessary th ese te - ,,, - ;,"!'ings, most Of which have been erected' within Labourer's s t'ta t : e g . " her with a House for the and sil e s l :4! Furniture, Fixtures, \Vines, Prints, Farming Uten , and live Stock, wilt he intruded in the Purc. , ase, or Sold by A ticton on the Premises. - • For particulars, aid 'Fackets to view the House, apply•to ‘Messrs. Craltam, is.tudzrley, and Doinville, tond6n. MATRTMONY. FROM the Luxury, Dissipation, E'AccSses, a' IA en L , Vating indulgenceS ct persons in almost every rank 44t l ife' piocee4 that disordered state of the human frame, tern" ie . I \krvoit , Debility ; the most cliStressing 5) itip:oni of ' 4 0 ;`; , . , 1 1 i' an Inca - n=lythe great sad primary object to fulfil . . atria' i , unhappy state is spctibly too IT, - Quest the ~,--, gila w ing canker-worm of the heart, which gene si.tailiecsidt-je. 4* ' 3 . - le' dto the desperate climax of it not tne-only renietly • " " el ln l i d li e n a e s S ti l a E t E l a . LOZi• NG ES 'are the best tor this spet;ies of debility ; indeed A'l Steel i cunte ''' cd lY the most powerful tonic and restvrative. _ edicine in the Universe, and this preparation is proved by loch;- e xperience robe: s,i CI, if to all others. 1 c 61. I .': F- 1 . LOZ ENG ES are prepared and. sold by the n venlor, Dr Semite, 3, Lod ate.i - litl , .pr.ce 7s. per box ; and may tSe had his Agents in town and country ; but ob, serve his stgnature, E, Senate, in. his hand-writing, or they cannot be genuine. • lust published, Tenth Edition, Dr. Senate's . Tretise on Female Compiaints, price zs.. 6d. a boot that should be read by every married woman. • • CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the•most frequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases. Their symptonis•every C %ka t • Parent and dian of Children should be acuailaccl with. They 9,ston Loss of oc. Appetite, a P.cleniros•ZE the Colour of the _.l•'c., Li naciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend. _!,:lter with violent pains • they bring en Convulsions ; they et the growth of the Body, and they prove latal, by end. trig in a Cure of these Consumption or Decay. • Both as a Preventative and alarming Complaints, the aboVe Acellent Me-- Charkier ' • kin° " univ ersally allowed; on the testimony of the highest to lia,,, b "! thIS CthUltiry, both in rank and respectability, Pr om - m : o l ' i '; equal. "flteir public approbation,. given ro the cess in ti, e ' ar iroi n a personal k no wledge of its wonderful suc tion, and 1. saw n Farnilies, s t am p s its merit beyond competi -1 of the .. gives a sallttioti to. r, o f which no other Medicine _lnd cart boast. Care of Children Parents,. and others . who have the , should • . thcine to resort t c.,, pace this Remedy 4's a FainirY Niel -then are any Way er I l e• , • b t'- 0 ' -.lie nev I Stomach or howels of.Chil t• . toitlered which it will aeways e 4.,und to felieve, , Sold; wholeslle :nd retail,- at Ching and B'utler's, No. 4, Clie.risid , I.ondoh ; and retail by Smith, !yr, Ldnitiargli ;• N ecven an, Exeter i Scott, and Bax tioxlano and (..;ran ville, PI yinoptii ; liazahl and C rut 'i 801 l - and by most we 1 ~ ' * Country V elKjer6 , iLi Boxes at 2s. 9d. and Ss. 6ci. each. NEXT MONTH. . . 7 :. 0 WIFT and Co. Joint ContraEtorg with Goverp :Ll ment tor the present STATE LOTTERY, respalfut! y intbrut the Public that TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale, in great variety, at their Offices, ' ,No. it, POULTRY, • No. 12, CHARING-CROSS,. • - No. 3i, ALOGATE HIGH S'T'REET. The Scheme of tins Lottery is entirely ne ,, , and has ; .hi therto received.the most unqualitied approbation; there ate only 5,0z0 Numbers in the Lottery, in - id the whole will be ' • DRAWN IN. ONE DAY, .. The 20th of Ne 34, Month, wh4n the following CAPITAL PR,IZES must be distributed among the fortunate Yur chasers, viz., • . , . • . ' 4 . - - - of - .:- - k zc", , ,00 •, • 4 . 5,000,1 $ . -•of - ,Ct,eoo 4 -.- -; - - 2,000 112 - - - - - Soo .Besides the inferior Priies of fool. Sol. Cm, as usual. This Lottery also presents the opportunity never betbre offercti to the t'ublic,ot gaining the immense Sums of go;000L 60,0001. or o,ooot. by the purchase of One Number oily. This Day ‘vas published, ! ..., . In Three Volumes, I zmo. price los. 6d. bo.ards,, „ VACATION EVENINGS; or, •Comersations ..... bettveen “.;overness and her Pupils. . _. .. . With the Addition of a Visitor from Eton.. Being a Series .ot Original Poems, Tales, and Essays, in. terspersed with ,illustrative Quotations from various Au thors. Ancient and Modern, tending to incite Emulation, and inculcate Moral_Tioth. • _ By. CATHARINE BAYLEY. Pointed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-rotV. This Day was published, . A COMPLETE COLLECTION of TABLES for 1 11. NAVIGATION and NAUTICA L ASTRONOMY. ! With simple, concise, and accurate Methods Inr all the Cal citlations useful at - Sea; particularly tin - deducing the Longi , twie from lunar distances, and the Latitude from two alti tudes of the Sun, and the interval of time between the Ob servations. i By lOSEPH DE MENDOZA RIOS, Esq. F.R.S. Second Edition, improved. Sold by B lack, Parry, and Kingsbury, Lea. denhall-street. This Day was published, In One Volume, small Octavo, P rice Six Shillings,.in boards, r t ; HE PHYSICIAN's. V kDE-NIECIJIVI ; cones • 1. „. 4. tainfing the S) mptoins, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, aoci leatment of Diseases, accompanied by a Select Col. leztion of Formuire and a Glossary of Terns. By ROBERT HOOPER, MO). Licentiate in. hy l i . c of. the University of Oxford, and the Royal College of P hysicans of Lui,doii; Ph.) sican to the St: -Nlafy.le. bonne Infirmary ; and Leauret ori Medicine. Printed i'or Nlurriy, 32, "1,1;:ot-strect, Bandon; and sold alsd b) ev e ry Zookselicr Town anal Country. Of whom niay be had, lately published, • T. Ilooper's . Surgeon's Vacie-Mccutil, Foolcap Odavo, price 6s. 2. Cooper's AnatoinisVS Vade-Mecimi• Focilscap Octavo, price gs. 3. Hooper's Dielionary of Practical Surgery, Octavo, pox 15s. . •: : : " 4. homas's Practice of Physic, ociavo, price 145. gills Day were publiblied, • In Oiflay°, price cs• 6d. in hoards, I)RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS •on s rarc- TUR ES Of the Uit ET! i RA,; with Cases illustra tore of the comparative Merits of the Caustic and Common al•o IterTirks on' Fistula in Ano, and an improved Meaux? of Treating Tinea Capitis, or Scald Head, watt an nexed Cases. By THQMAS . LUX &WORE, Surgeon Extraordinary to the Prince of Wales, Surgeon to the Eastern Dispensary, ice. &c. ' Printed for S. 1-lighley, No.'i4; 'Fleet-street and Wm. Creech, - Edinbuigh. • Where may be had, An. Essay, addressed to nediCal Student, on the Itnport_ ance and Utility of the Profession, tzino. price 2S. 6... To TiirnoAs - rAvLott,. Esq. No. 9 , New Bridge-Street, London. 1-1-onnured Sir, Edinburgh, March tB, toot. . BEG leave to inform you; that ever since the I year t•foO. I• have been ailtided 'with the Lues Vette. rea ; -which, from its obstinately. resisting every course ca Medicine. prescribed by the most eminent •of, the Faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of,salivation, `it'd tWice discharged front the HO§pifal, with-little relief, .would Appear-to he of *the most inveterate nature. - lit the spring of last year toy disorder, had -go; to .such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence--1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one •on each arm, and my legs .were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was (head fully painful, and. had been in a state, of ulcesation for the last seven years; toy left had,rAls , two large nodes on it, 'was 'Very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat ;jog.oin, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive of rest ;in .this -larnentable state, 1 was recom mended by Mr. 1. Thowsoq,,- (who received so great a cure' by thein to - take your Leake's Pat e nt Pill s , ,Which I began 'twit.) on the ‘Z6th Of May ; in the course - of a fortnight, I .b e g an to _receive; benefit—in. :little more. -than a month, .the ulcers on : my hezd and arms were soiindly healed—soon al t,:r, sue sores on my legs healed • also ; leaving' hoWever; consuterable discoloitration in the. . skin, and pain in the;.bonetot .. the left, which, by the !Iles. sing of God, and a little longer perseverance inlour Inva luable Medicine, subsided ; trie nodes dispersin6„ the skin regaining its natural . hue, and the nocturnal pains' gradually going 0;2._ I thus.becaine, by:your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfectly free .froin all ,iny former, complailits-- - have recovcmed my former spirits and strength, and am be. come jolly and tat, in which state navingcontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me; I am at a icss in what terms to express nay gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other, sutlering mortals, to make this my • case as public as possible, as I shall on every occaiort; itt - so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your. grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. IVWRKER, Swan's Close, High-street, Edixburgh. , Witnesses to the above Cure : „ 10K21 THOMPSON, No. 3, N ew rouitry Mar k et; and lout M'ilFros it, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS Y LoR, Nlember of the Royal College of Sut.. geuns, at his House, No. 9, "New Bridge -street, - London 4 where, after a constant residence of mote than thirty-six : .years, in a pradice particularly directed to, the cure of Venereal eumOaints. and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which man of his profession should always observe in such cases, he Clatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously • administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed,. by a discerning Public, as an advantagesel . dcm attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the , conv'enience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Albanis-street,_ ; the Toyshop,_ /40. to 3, Ox ord-street; Mr. Disborougles, No. 7, Vish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower - • Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr , Mac donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Ditine-srreet, Dublin ; and by o ne person ut every considerable town in C teat Britainand Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each , sealed up with tuli and plain diredions, whereby persons or either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and -safety., N:11. Every ltox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour -of. the. Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp Office—” I'. Taylor, No. 9, New Bricti;e-street," —to itntrate which is Felony, and 'all others are Ccrunterreits. IvcruALLING-OFFICE, 1 Sept. it, 1869 'THE COMMISSIONERS/`or PICTUALLIAG ois AmyEYTY' r NAVY do hereby give Notice, That i• -.4eTties.l4, lire sdof o,2ober next, they quill be ready to receive •., Tenderi, in writing (realfd up), and treat for One Hundred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDI4 RUM, to he delivered in Two Months, iy Monthty Prlortiont, duty free, ,front Wore- . houses in which the tame 4bali be bonded, into his Majezo.'s Stores at Portsmouth, and to be Odd for by Bills sayable, with Interest, ninety day: after date. The Conditions of she Contras mg be seen at the Secretitry4 „. IV4 To:fierier alas quantity than Ten Thou cand Gallons -will Ge adolitted. • No regard will be bad to any Tender in whieb the Price shall not be inserted in words st length, et that ;hall not be delivered to the Board bers e One o'Cionk 'on the said Time/sly the 3d of Otto. her next, n,,r unless the Pers.m who makes the Tem.er, or swtre Pers,n ,n his behalf, attends, to answer when called for, T R NSPO RT- OFE ICE, Sept. 14, LSo9. HE COMMISSIONERS for Conthieling His sliiiffESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking :Care of Sirk and Wounded Seamen, and for he Cam And Custody of Prisoners of War, do het eby give Notice, That, they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the loth Oflobsi, 'Soy, to re ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be will ing to contrail - for Piaualling Prisoners of War in Health,' at Portsmouth, for Six Months certain, from the Ist Decenenr next. • No receit:ed after Oar o'Clock on the'Dqy bf Tre4,' nor any noticed, unless the Pa:lY, or an' Agent for On, personally attend. Nadi Tender mmt be accompanied by a Letter from two re:pee3isk/0 Perim! engaging, to be.-ome bound with the Person undoing, in :be ,Sum of zoo;). far the due perjoincance 4 the tratrat Eattber Particulars rm.:), the known, ljapplyirog at this Office, or to Captain Dottnimau, PA-ton., OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, , Aug. 23, iSog. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA '. 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do here,by give Naice, that Pr , :p9sals will be received at their Office, in Pall. Mall, on or, before IVedvaly, the zotb Sltember next,' front such Persons as vt2y be willing to undertake the Supply q FO RAGE for the Ordna , ke FI., es stationed in the fallowing DistriEls, viz. ''•'• North Britrtin, South West, including Ports- Northern, mouth, Isle • of Wight, and Yorkshire, Christchurch, Eastern; exclusive of Western, Wialey Woolwich, with its Depend, Southern, Exclusive of dencies, • Chatham, Warley and Chatham. for a period of Six Months, ft'om the Ist of Oaobet next. The 'kora& to be ifternisha Rations,-to eonsht, as hireafter‘ may, from Timc to Time, be required, eltber of tolb. of Oats 71b, of Oats; 12.1 b. of-Hay orof 141 b. of Hay, :" A and and 81b. et Straw • A • 81b. of Straw. must betielivered at the respective Stations at the 'i:xpente nJ the antractor, wbs is a/tn .to furnish such Horse's with o,att, at Sib. per ration, ai may be billeted within the District jp - ..zukilch he' contrarti. The Proposals may be delivered reparate/y or jointly for two or mire of the said Digricts, rind it is. expected that the Contractor shall receive the .Stable-dung the, during the Period of. his Con tract, mAy accumulate, makint en Allowance - for the same, after lb:: rate of , per borne, per week. • . • • further Particulars, !nay he known, upon Appliiation t the Officer commanding the 'Royal 1111111(y in each DisiriCT, and also at the Seceetay's'Oyee,. in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the boors of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,- sealed up and indorsed, " PropOals for' the Supply of Forage." but no Proposal can be admitted after the, said loth Day of September next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, - Ullfr:lf thcParty making it, or an Agent in is behalf, shall attend. Order of the !bard, H. CREW', Sec. A WORD ,OF ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED. A a,there are Numbers who labour under the W C - I -lowing Disorders, which, through Delicacy,lhey.wish to conceal from' Friends or Relatives, such, as well as the Public in general, are informed, that SW I N ro N's (late Dr. BRODUM's) BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, have saved. more than a H undred• Thousand Persons from an' untimely grave, and restored them to dis.: consolate Families and Friends, and it is a satisladion to know, never have these potent Medicines one instance fai.ed, when persevered in. THE BOTANICAL' SYRUP IS a certain Preventative, if takeit within a day after the per son has reason to stisped an impure connexion : and in every stage of a certain Dreadful Disorder, a few bottles perform a radical Cure, (.without Mercury), even after Salivation'has tailed. Those who have been long voyages, or are going to -sea, will find the botanical Syrup the best and safest Medi cine ever ofiaed to' the Public, in the SCurvy, Venereil, Rheumatism, Jaundice, THE RESTORATIVE NERVOUS CORDIAL Is of a natu C so, peculiarly.adyted for:strengthening and re : animating the whole Nervous System, that those who for years have la,.ured under the following symptoms, viz. Fla : tulencies, I.,,,wh'ess of Spirits, Bilious Head-achs, Want of Appetite and Sleep. Palsy, Deathess, Consumptions•brought on by too Free Living, Venerf, or a long Residence in Hot. • Climates, will, hr taking this Noble and Generous Cordial, for a few days, Find that surprising relief as to stagger even the most incredulous: and they who may wish (prior to en tei ing on a regular course of these Medicines) to see the au thenticated Cures that have been pertOrtned, arc recommend_ . ed to peruse the Pamphlet which is wrapped round each bottle. Advice to the Poor, gratis, from to to r z, at Swinton's Me.. • dicinal Warehouse, 47, Salisbury-SqUare. Persons living.in the country, by sending a letter,post-paid, with a description of their Symptoms, will receive so satis fadary an answer (left at the nearestPost-offkey, as to enable them to perform the Cure without further assistance, These 'Medieines are sold in fn: t is. and 11. as:bottles, by all respedable•Venders ; but the Five Guinea Bottle, which contains six at il. as. can only be obtained at the above Me. ' 40 3 1 Warehouse. Observe I Oneach bottle, by favour of theComrnissionets, is a .S.tatnp with Dr, Brodunt's Name, to - imitate whicit is ' Felony. The Public will do well strictly to attend to this cLitition',. As a spuriOus article is c,,le..by snine Medicine Vin. ,tiers, on which they lint a eQintilan twat Ints FRENCH PAPERS. VlEN,itte, AuG...il ---Deseition from the Ali .4636 army is v, ry,consideratle. Every day, 06, 150, 4r 209 deserters. r.pair to.our advanc, , d, pots, LI scou= , rag meat seetos to prevail throughout this army. it is Occupied during the armistice in marches and counter-tnarche , , which exhaust it with usele,s fa- tigues. It had been ten days _.r,oitig from the tronm ,tiers of Bohemia to Hungary, and, it is now oil its re• ,turn from flutigaiy to Bohemia. Whilst the Aus• Arian soldiers are exercised to so little purpose, the the French remain ei.campnd as on the day !Gliowing the armistice. The Archduke Charles, .whoin In- trines hsve driven ftoon the co nmand of the army, has retired to Te-chen, in th.. Dolt- Alo rt's dprni;. nions. His post was at fir,t supplied by PrincelOhit of Lichtenstein, who was under the orderi of ihe Etiperor Francis him.elf. He ha% been since re, placed bY General Bellegarde, who has sinte resigned the comarnd. once more to him. PETER,BUtt-, AuG stlo;adron of five sail of the floe and three frigates ha . ve cast .in- . chor before Revel. Their appearance his urodu - t-d so little anxiety that the government ties raised !be order which prohibited the sailing of WlSSian ships from Cronstadt. Chamberlain Alupeus set off yeSterd .y fir Fre-. dericshamm, where ti,e negociattuns •kii h Sweden are to be opened: STOCKHOJ.M, AUG. 12.--Baron de Stadingk set off on the 3d instant lot' Fiii and, to treat for peac e with the Russian Plenipotentiary. • ANTWERP, SEPT. I.—Marshal Prince of Pottle Corvo informed us yesterday, by an order of tt:e day, that the enemy, who with 600 sail, and 40,000 men, threatened Our city tch S" ago, now deceived in his hones, and disconcerted in Al his designs, is gone to seek on other coasts an easier military task. Dur ipg the whole of last night Cadsand'was surrounded by his ships. Our troops were toady to march in case he should have attempted a debarkation. But he has not made even a single attempt. AUG. 28.— , The Administration Ira; received or ders to prepare todgitg and accommodation in two or threedays far at least 10,000 men. Several ba;ta- liotis of National Guards arrived here to-day from the department of La Moselle. Their exce;leut appear ance was remarkable. Two thousand !nen of ire National Guard of Ihe department of the two Ne• tilers has'e been 'employed on adualservice. Our situation is still the same. The tide being very high last night; and the wind in favour of the _enemy, we . expei..-ted our forts would be attacked; but nothing has been undertaken. The English have Contented themselves, as usall, with tiring a few shots at tort Frederick, which has received no damage. The English haye thus been employed tor thirteen days in refitaing on 'w bat they have to do ; but whilst they are the Prince Of Polite Corfo is . aeiiirg.. • He paS4es troops in review, forms camps, organizes tneans of defence; 'which will soon beconle Means of attack conformably with the harm ions and orders of the Emperor. Not the smallest object has escaped his Highness's attention, his "foresight and glivity. An immense quantity of artillery has, ida few days, lined the two banks of the Scheldt : and one of the batteries which he haS erected, has for ten days stopped the enemy by its single position, as they dread to leave it behind them if they should proceed. These unforeseen .obstacles have disconcerted the English so much, that they send. persons every day 10 procure new iihrtnation, and their dispositions of one day, afe,always exattly contrary to those of the next: The mistmelligence. which exited between the English Commander, and the Admiral, compelled their GoVernment to recall them . both ; but their successors are not yet known. MELUK, Aun. 31.—Ntijor Falcon, who com mands the battalion of National Guards of the de- Partinent of Seine and Marne ; set of floin. Melon with lobo Men, and arrivedat Lille with 1400. NTANcY, • AUG. 12.7..--The patriotism of the inha bliants of this place has maniksted itself ,as on for mer occasions at the first rumour of the - descent 'a the English. ,On the 20th. orders were given to raise two battalions 'of 1000 men . each, and on the 2a . d, 1500 tnen.were already on their march towards the coast. • WARSAW, AUG.l7.—The birth-day of the Ed).- peror Napolttin *was celebrated in this Metropolis with the greatest splendour. Most of the inscrip tions ainsisted of " Lang Live Aapoleon the Great, our Deliverer and Avenger !" Since the rst of this month,. the 13th, 14th, tfrth, wind 16th regiments of Polish infantry, and 7th, Bth, 9th, and toth of cavalry, 'and two battalions of chas seurs, pr.eln the pay. of France, as well as the two regimEntS Of cuirassiers and. hussars raised in Gal licia, SEMLIST, 'AUG. to.--AcCoiding to information re ceived thin day from Belgrade, the Turkish troops, wh'idh had advanced as far' - as Kolubara, have been eniiiely defeated by . the . Servian corps, .under the cothmanci of JaCob Nenadowitz and Simo Markow itself, who 'had received poWerful reinforcethents. A great number of Turks have'been drowned in the Drina. On the banks of the Morawa, and the Nis sava, the Servians have not experienced the same success. • Yet, Mier two obstinate attempts, tl!ey have at last relieved the corps of Heiduc Belko, who was surrounded in Banya ; but they have not been able to cause the blockade of Deligrad to be raised. The Turkish troops, by whom this town is invested occupy very advantageous positionS. ANTWERP, ALTO. :A.—The Mayor of this city hai issued the folio x ing Proclamation : `` Our advantageous situation, the flourishing State to which our city was destined, and at w,.icii it 'partly arrived; the great deposits which exist Within our walls have drawn on u. the en*) of the most inverate' enemy of France. Her interest re = quires our downtall ; willingly would , he trmlit- our beautiful city another Copenhagen. But the mind . ol the great Napoleon is careful for our fate. Yruln